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One other thing that was interesting to me was that he was very careful when talking about the russians not to talk about the fact when the fbi went back to the russians on tsarnaev and asked for more information about him, this was when they were investigating him, that they were effectively stone walled and did not get the information about sources that they were looking for, but now the president decided to focus instead on the fact hes talked to putin. they were working with them on this ver...

Knives in carry on luggage. thats not the only surprising possibly dangerous items you are allowed to carry on. claire newal is here to explain all of this for us. it is particularly or not as the summer travel system seats up. >> it is all taking effect in a couple weeks from now on april the 25th. i claim on flights getting here the flight attendants are worried and nervous about it. >> lets begin with you cant take an ice pick in case you were wondering about it. you can take ice skates. alth...

And the bipartisanship nature of this but i just dont think the substance of this bill is right. i think its going to worsen our fiscal situation. >> not only didnt he support bowles/simpson, when he was on the deficit reduction committee, ryan was the key vote in blocking it from taking effect. when it comes to issues wall street supports the limited government ryan may not be the same best present wall street has in romney. joining us now, cnbc "squawk box" co-host, "the new york times" column...

same-sex marriage is paying off for his re-election hopes. a democratic source saying the president raised $2 million in the first 24 hours after making his remarks. that comes as a new usa today/gallup poll shows that a majority of americans, 51% of the approve of the presidents position. lets bring in athena jones, where a law allowing same-sex marriage is taking effect next january but opponents hope to stop it from becoming reality. good morning to you. give us a little more about ...

Carney addressed that. again. today. >> there have been no specific credible allegations of misconduct by anyone on the white house advance team or the white house staff. >> news of the secret service dismissals came late in the day just before 6:00 p.m. so we will watch today for potentially more. >>shepard: doug, thank you. the fight over arizonas controversial immigration law is said to be the toughest in the nation and it now heads to the supreme court which is to hear arguments starting thi...

Immigration crackdown once and foreall a. the decision may impact similar laws across our nation. the supreme court is taking up arizonas tough new law that targets illegal immigrants in that state. the legislation sparked widespread protests as im sure many of you remember. and a lawsuit from the white house. the federal appeals court has blocked several key parts from taking effect. one of those key measures requires police to check the immigration status of people they stop for other crimes i...

effectively will not affect my ability to serve as commander in chief. >> dr. sanjay gupta will join us for a reality check. but up first, live action in the house of representatives and how it impacts a search for a deal to keep the government from a default most economist say could derail the already fragile recovery. this hour you see right there live debate. the house is expected by the end of this hour to pass the republican majoritys cut, cap and balance plan. it would cut fede...

mississippi river. >> our hearts go out to everybody downstream. this is monumental water. never been seen before. >> that man flilives in morganz louisiana, home of the morganza spillway. it now seems likely that sometime over the weekend the army corp of engineers will open that structure for the first time since 1973 lessening the force and volume of the mighty mississippi, thus lessening the flood risks to the downstream cities of baton rouge and new orleans. but the waters got to ...

The legal battle over californias proposition 81 far from over. yesterday, a federal judge ruled that the voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional. theres a temporary stay on the ruling which stops it from taking effect immediately. talk of appeals was already in the works, we knew it would happen and got word officially that yes, an appeal has been filed in the case. both supporters and those against proposition 8 agree that the case will likely end up in the supreme court do...

Which that on the way to new jersey, on the air force one, the president got a call from an aide and was briefed on the situation. that the president was told that the judge issued this ruling, had knocked down key parts of this law to prevent it from taking effect. but im told now by a senior administration official also cautions, though, that while the administration views this as a positive step, theyre not celebrating here in the white house because, again, they want to carefully go through ...